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CD Albums

The source of all of the above images was digishoptalk, but the gallery images on the links are no longer working.

Here are some samples of some CD Albums. These were popular in 2007 and 2008, but are still a fun idea. Blank disks are so inexpensive now-a-days and provide a firm backing.  If you have old CD's that you cannot sell (because you now have music in digital format) those could be repurposed as well.  I thought they were put on cut cardboard, but this is so much better! The digital scrapbooking stores used to be filled with templates and quick pages to make these albums when it was all the trend.

Monique (her blog has since been taken down) cut and pasted them onto the CD's. A crop-a-dile cuts the holes in the CD. A crop-a-dile is about $12 to $30 bucks at Amazon. A guess a regular hole punch wouldn't work?

This is from her blog post: "Then I scrapped the pages, printed them on 5 x 7 photos at Walmart, cut and pasted them onto old CDs. Then I threaded them all onto a loose leaf ring and added some ribbon! And voila!:

They also make CD shaped stickers to make your own CD covers.  Just print onto the sheet and stick them to the CD. 

Not as expensive as I thought.  They come with a Word document template.  You would have to create a .jpg in PSE or PS to bring it in to match the Word template for printing.

Aren't these a great idea for a gift!